Via Red Herring
Intellext is developing a version of its Watson search engine for the intelligence community after receiving a homeland security grant for $100,000…The Chicago-based company said Friday it plans to use the funds to hire five to seven developers over the next two years who will help create a version of its software to automatically retrieve information from government databases, such as terrorist watch lists, when law enforcement personnel are entering the names of suspects.
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See Also: Watson search tool improves in ability to mix with others (via Chicago Sun-Times)
See Also: Intellext Launches A New Version Of Its Search Software (via Dow Jones Venture Wire)
With the new version of Watson, released today, users can personalize the tool to automatically search profiles on networking sites MySpace and LinkedIn and incorporate searches from The Wall Street Journal, among other publications.
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